autotest_yaml

Automatically test inputs to functions specified in a 'yaml' template.

Usage

autotest_yaml(
  yaml = NULL,
  filename = NULL,
  test = TRUE,
  test_data = NULL,
  quiet = FALSE
)

yaml: A 'yaml' template as a character vector, either hand-coded or potentially loaded via readLines function or similar. Should generally be left at default of 'NULL', with template specified by 'filename' parameter.
filename: Name (potentially including path) of file containing 'yaml' template. See at_yaml_template for details of template. Default uses template generated by that function, and held in local './tests' directory.
test: If FALSE, return only descriptions of tests which would be run with test = TRUE, without actually running them.
test_data: Result returned from calling either autotest_types or autotest_package with test = FALSE that contains a list of all tests which would be conducted. These tests have an additional flag, test, which defaults to TRUE. Setting any tests to FALSE will avoid running them when test = TRUE.
quiet: If 'FALSE', provide printed output on screen.

An autotest_pkg object, derived from a tibble, detailing instances of unexpected behaviour for every parameter of every function.

if (FALSE) { # \dontrun{
yaml_list <- examples_to_yaml (package = "stats", functions = "reshape")
res <- autotest_yaml (yaml = yaml_list)
} # }